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Frequently asked questions

  • Do I need a doctor’s referral to see Geoff Dakin?

    A doctor’s referral is generally not required to book a massage therapy session. However, some insurance providers may require a referral for reimbursement, so it’s best to check your individual plan before your appointment.

  • What can I expect during my first session?

    Your first session begins with a conversation about your concerns, followed by an assessment of your posture and movement patterns. Geoff uses these findings to develop a personalized approach that may combine hands-on Neuromuscular Therapy with corrective exercise.

  • What types of pain and movement issues does Geoff work with?

    Geoff works with people experiencing chronic muscle tension, trigger points, postural imbalances, movement limitations, and musculoskeletal pain. His approach looks beyond the painful area to understand patterns throughout the body that may be contributing to the problem.

  • What is the Alignment First Protocol©?

    The Alignment First Protocol© is Geoff Dakin’s whole-body approach to improving alignment, movement, and function. It combines assessment, hands-on therapy, and personalized corrective exercise to identify and address patterns that may contribute to pain and dysfunction.

  • Does Geoff Dakin offer online sessions?

    Yes. Geoff offers online video sessions for people who cannot work with him in person in Calgary. These sessions focus on movement assessment, personalized guidance, and corrective exercises that can be practiced at home.